55 web-developer Postdoctoral positions at The University of Arizona in United States
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-edge studies in the field. The successful candidate will engage in impactful research activities, developing innovative solutions and methodologies for the evolving landscape of microservices and cloud
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of Arizona and relocations services, please click here . Duties & Responsibilities Develop and lead an independent research agenda centered on theoretical high-energy physics; disseminate work through
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nanotechnology to map the lymphatic system. The successful applicant will work closely with a team of scientists and engineers to develop, evaluate, and validate PCUS and associated contrast agents in bench-top
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on the scientific potential/achievement of the candidates, technical experience/expertise in developing an imaging data-processing pipeline would be highly desirable. We are especially interested in candidates
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on the scientific potential/achievement of the candidates, technical experience/expertise in developing an imaging data-processing pipeline would be highly desirable. We are especially interested in candidates
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programs. For more information about working at the University of Arizona and relocations services, please click here . Duties & Responsibilities Develop research projects and perform experiments within
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, please click here . Duties & Responsibilities Develop and lead an independent research agenda centered on nearby dwarf galaxies and their identification in wide-field imaging surveys; disseminate work
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, and conduct numerical structural geology and tectonics experiments at University of Arizona. The experiments will investigate stress-strain evolution during strike-slip faulting. Experimental results
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Associate position for an accomplished and motivated candidate. Funding is secured by an industry sponsored project with a period of performance up to 2 years. ANBM is actively developing microphysiological
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xenobiotics. A major thrust of this work is an effort to identify patients at greater risk of developing adverse drug reactions due to altered pharmacokinetics and overall exposure. This work has led